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py-selenium: Update to 4.14.0

*: restrict more packages to python 3

*: bump PKGREVISION for egg.mk users

They now have a tool dependency on py-setuptools instead of a DEPENDS

py-selenium: updated to 3.141.0

Selenium 3.141.0
* Bump version to a better approximation of Π
* Improved Test build targets
* fix os path in test for Windows
* use 'NUL' for /dev/null on Windows
* Update ctor docstrings to explain that a directory passed in is cloned.
* Allow passing of service_args to Safari.
* Remove element equals url
* Improved WebExtension support

py-selenium: Skip Linux shared libraries for SSP checks too.

py-selenium: updated to 3.14.1

Selenium 3.14.1
* Fix ability to set timeout for urllib3
* get_cookie uses w3c endpoint when compliant
* Remove body from GET requests
* Fix actions pause for fraction of a second
* Fixed input pausing for some actions methods
* Capabilities can be set on Options classes
* WebElement rect method is now forward compatible for OSS endpoints
* Deprecation warnings now have a stacklevel of 2
* keep_alive can now be set on Webdriver init
* isDisplayed atom is now used for all w3c compliant browser, fixing issue with Safari 12

py-selenium: updated to 3.14.0

Selenium 3.14.0
* Fix doc of URL-related ExpectedCondition
* Added ExpectedCondition invisibility_of_element
* Swap out httplib for urllib3
* Be consistent with webdriver init kwarg service_log_path

py-selenium: updated to 3.13.0

Selenium 3.13.0
* Add executing Chrome devtools command
* fix incorrect w3c action encoding in python client
* Implement context manager for WebDriver
* Stop sending "windowHandle" param in maximize_window command for w3c

py-selenium: updated to 3.12.0

3.12.0:
Bug fixes.

py-selenium: updated to 3.11.0

Selenium 3.11.0
No changes just keeping python version in step with the rest of the project.

py-selenium: updated to 3.10.0

Selenium 3.10.0
* make tests to check clicking on disabled element work for w3c compliant drivers
* add docstring for InvalidElementStateException
* Deleting unused imports
* Making python specification in IDEA project more generic
* It should be possible to use a custom safaridriver executable to run Selenium's test suite.

py-selenium: updated to 3.9.0

Selenium 3.9.0
* Add docstrings to WebElement find methods
* Additional data in unexpected alert error is now handled for w3c drivers
* Allow service_args to be passed into Firefox WebDriver
* Fix bug introduced with response logging in 3.8.1

py-selenium: updated to 3.8.1

Selenium 3.8.1
* Fix bug when creating an Opera driver
* Stop sending sessionId in w3c payload.
* Fix issue with w3c actions releasing on element
* A more descriptive log message is displayed if the port cannot be connected
* Initialize Alert object by calling alert.text
* PhantomJS is now deprecated, please use either Chrome or Firefox in headless mode
* Legacy Firefox driver: ensuring copy of profile dir, its 'extensions' subdir and 'user.js' file are writable.

py-selenium: updated to 3.8.0

Selenium 3.8.0
* Firefox options can now be imported from selenium.webdriver as FirefoxOptions
* Headless mode can now be set in Chrome Options using `set_headless`
* Headless mode can now be set in Firefox Options using `set_headless`
* Add the WebKitGTK WebDriver and options class
* Browser options can now be passed to remote WebDriver via the `options` parameter
* Browser option parameters are now standardized across drivers as `options`. `firefox_options`,
  `chrome_options`, and `ie_options` are now deprecated
* Added missing W3C Error Codes
* Support has been removed for Python versions 2.6 and 3.3

py-selenium: downgraded to 3.7.0

The package was actually 3.7.0, but marked as 3.7.1.
Now, it does not depend on Java, and pulls the (pre-built) distfile from PyPI.

www/py-selenium: import py27-selenium-3.7.1

Python language bindings for Selenium WebDriver.
The Selenium package is used to automate web browser interaction from Python.